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    Almost ready for the new chicks to arrive. Will put in a draft guard fence around under brooder lamp until chicks get their feather
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    Sexlink hens

    I have older sexlink hens that are 4-5 years old and are crossed between leghorn and a Rhode Island Red. Up until this year I have always collected brown eggs. This spring a couple have started laying white eggs? Must be converting back to the leghorn side? Has anyone else experienced this?
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    HELP temp was at 82

    Not sure how she managed to get this styrafoam dish over her head, but thought it quite cute. Caught her a bit later and took it off
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    Hello, I have mostly R.Reds a couple Barred Rocks and a few cross lynks. 26 in all and a big white rooster crossed between a Leghorn and a Rohde Island Red
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    Don't see much posted from people here in NY. I'm from about 40 miles west of Albany I'm the great Schoharie Valley.I have showing here a picture of my chicken coop. It is framed on an old pop-up camper.Easy to move with truck or garden Tractor.
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    Hello Everyone! I'm so excited to finally join

    I keep about 20- 25 mostly R.Reds they seem to do quite well with the cold. Welcome to BYC
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    Hello Everyone! I'm so excited to finally join

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    My chicken shakes its at noises.

    Hi and welcome!Not sure about head shaking
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    Poopy egg??

    The shavings make it much easier to keep the nest clean, plus they make the Co-op smell nice. This works for me, so its jusstt a suggestion.
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    Poopy egg??

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    Poopy egg??

    I find that pine shavings work much better than hay or straw. I have hens that like to sleep in the nest, but with the shavings it is easily cleaned out
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    Poopy egg??

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    crazy bantum

    Rooster eating out of her hand
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    crazy bantum

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    Integrating flocks

    I found that my rooster helped with the new pullets and the older hens getting along. He is definitely the ladies man. He is the one in charge. If the hens start to fight. he steps right in-between them and that's is the end of that. He is a very good rooster and watches out for all of them. He...
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